It’s not the responsibility of a DA to protect the careers of cops. But it is the responsibility of cops to testify truthfully on the stand, in police docs & in conversations with ADAs. The public deserves to know which officers were found to be incredible.
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If you can prove perjury, prosecute. Otherwise these officers face irreperable harm to their reputation, impacting their ability to do their jobs & feed their families. As an attorney, you should appreciate that all Americans, especially public servants, have rights.
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I pray for our LEO’s. I pray every day.
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Maybe they shouldn't perjure themselves (that's breaking the law isn't it)? Maybe this is why people don't trust the police? Just some random thoughts to consider.
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You say this list will destroy the careers of "honest police officers," but if they were actually honest, they wouldn't be on this list.
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Cops who commit perjury ARE criminals.
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“You side with criminals by pointing out our daily crimes.”
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Transparency cuts both ways, fellas
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